Brand Name, Limited Learning
Brand Name, Limited Learning
Working in IBM has its own pros and cons.
Pros are the following:
- Getting the brand name on your resume
- Opportunity to grow and work in different products/domains if interested
- Exposure
- Less opportunity to learn end-to-end, like in startups.
- Most of the time, use internal tools that are not useful if you step out of them.
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Software Engineer
I had my online assessment, which consisted of two easy LeetCode questions. I received a different assessment for each job posting I applied to, but all were two easy LeetCode questions with 60 minutes to complete both.
Software Engineer
Standard LeetCode hardware, plus a group interview. Nothing one wouldn't expect from IBM. The interviewer was very helpful in answering any queries I had regarding the question, but wasn't quite willing to divulge anything else.
Software Engineer
For freshers, they generally hire from campus, specifically from Tier 1-2 colleges like NITs and IIITs. For experienced candidates, the team lead will conduct the interview, along with one to two other team members.
Software Engineer
Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaFebruary 18, 2025I had my online assessment, which consisted of two easy LeetCode questions. I received a different assessment for each job posting I applied to, but all were two easy LeetCode questions with 60 minutes to complete both.
Software Engineer
Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaMay 1, 2023Standard LeetCode hardware, plus a group interview. Nothing one wouldn't expect from IBM. The interviewer was very helpful in answering any queries I had regarding the question, but wasn't quite willing to divulge anything else.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2010For freshers, they generally hire from campus, specifically from Tier 1-2 colleges like NITs and IIITs. For experienced candidates, the team lead will conduct the interview, along with one to two other team members.
